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Title
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Level of description
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Date
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Digital object |
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pp. 267–70 |
‘Epitaph On the Lord Fairfax’, by the Duke of Buckingham |
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pp. 273–5 |
‘A Dialogue Between G— and A—’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 1–12 |
‘Satyr. To his Muse. By the Author of Absalom and Achitophel’, by John Somers or Thomas Shadwell(?) |
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pp. 22–6 |
‘Lampoon On Several Ladies’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 26–7 |
‘William Lenthall’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 45–8 |
‘A Ballad’ (author unknown) |
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p. 94 |
‘Epitaph, On Lamentable Lory’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 131–2 |
‘To the Observator’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 133–5 |
‘The Renegado Poet’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 175–8 |
Verse-letter to Sir George Etherege, by John Dryden |
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pp. 219–26 |
‘The Quarrel, Between Frank and Nan’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 16–18 |
‘The Parallel’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 18–21 |
‘The Lady Freschevile’s Song of the Wives’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 35–9 |
‘An Answer to the Poet Of St Giles’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 55–7 |
‘Instructions to his Mistress how to behave herself at Supper before her Husband’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 81–5 |
‘The true Englishman’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 88–93 |
‘A Gentle Ballad, Call’d Lamentable Lory’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 95–101 |
‘A Letter to Julian’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 136–7 |
‘A Paradox’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 154–60 |
‘The Vindication’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 192–8 |
‘The Town Life’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 202–4 |
‘A New Ballad, or Truth needs no Vindication’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 226–30 |
‘A True and Full Accounth of A Late Conference between The Wonderfull Speaking Head, and Father Gauden, as it was related by the Head’s own Mouth to Doctor Frazer’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 255–6 |
‘To the Clergy of England, Who are Dignify’d and Distinguish’d for Preaching up Passive Obedience’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 286–90 |
‘To be Wiser than our Forefathers’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 266–7 |
‘The Duel’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 270–3 |
‘The Welcom’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 279–85 |
‘Hownslow Heath’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 290–309 |
‘A Faithful Catologue of owr most Eminent Ninnies’, by the Earl of Dorset. |
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pp. 21–2 |
‘The Pope’s three Friends’ (author unknown) |
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